My Hero & Our Values When I was assigned this assignment of picking who my hero is I had trouble with thinking of who I saw as my hero. At first no one came to mind. I couldn’t think of anyone that had similar values to mine, but then as I kept thinking I found myself writing value that were similar to Jazmin Gonzalez. She is a Gymshark model and a fitness blogger. Her values are being motivated, fitness, courage, and positivity. I seek to meet those goals by really believing in myself and knowing
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Thank you for every step that you take to a changed world. Thank you for your ferocity. Your resilience is something that I admire with the highest regard. The strength that you posses in endless. There are seismologists who are detecting earthquakes every time that you stand in your truth. You let each foot
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The cartoon world as we know it is begin torn apart from the seams. The late 90’s to early 2000’s children’s shows teens in the 21st century have grown up watching are being flipped onto their heads and brought to more realistic consequences. The results may very well ruin a few childhoods for many teens. Within our lives, it is human nature to search for answers in our everyday lives, and a higher knowledge about the world; however, when it comes to tearing apart the mystical universe of beloved
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Racing with the Machines In the modern world, technology is rapidly taking over most aspects of our lives. It has completely revolutionized the way we live. We cannot go a single day without televisions, refrigerators, microwaves, and computers. Some people jokingly say that smartphones are now an integral part of our bodies. Should we question the revolutionary changes that technology is bringing to our world or should we sheepishly accept the impact they have on our lives? This question usually
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graduation speech, “This is Water”, presented to Kenyan College graduating class of 2005, Wallace influences the class to view the world as a whole rather than independently. Wallace opposes that we should not feel as though the world spins around just our needs additionally the needs of others however he makes a point to express that everybody has a decision of how to view the world. His argument is clear however but not accepted by most. Through his personal experiences and examples he gave in the speech
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What would you do if you saw someone fumbling to pick up something strewn about the floor? Would you immediately stop and help or would you look around waiting for someone else to take action? These are often the thoughts that go through people’s minds as they look on at someone in need of help. When there is only one person to see someone in need of help they are more likely to help because they are the only one present to do so. However, when there is a large group of people everyone present can
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World has become a global village and Facebook is the largest social networking website which connects people around the globe. People share their important life events, photos, videos and feelings with their friends and family on Facebook. We are living in a world of smartphones, with the dawn of new technologies, we can easily share anything we want with our friends, right from our iPhone. You can easily share a video with the people you want from iPhone using the Facebook application on your iPhone
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David Foster Wallace’s view on ‘This is Water’ helps us look around, open our eyes, and see the world from a fresh perspective. He started off by stating the fish analogy. It begins with two young fishes swimming and a big fish passed by saying to them, “Morning, boys. How’s the water?” and the two young fishes look at one another and goes “What the hell is water?” This is an example that shows us how unaware we become to our surroundings. Too often, we live in our own bubble and think we’re not
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Mary Draper Ingles Mary was a courageous woman. She was willing to do anything and everything for herself and her family. She had a rough spot in her life that could encourage almost anyone. Mary was also a great person who was thankful for everything in life. Especially after the hardest part in her life. She lived a beautiful life. Mary and her family lived on the Virginia Frontier, in a place called Draper Meadows. There were hardly any casualties. Though, before long there was an awakening to
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Today’s society has changed a lot compared with the previous era, and the birth of new things makes the world differently. The advanced lifestyle gradually take the place of antiquated and traditional values, and the technology and new views can bring a powerful influence to people’s lives. For these fresh situations, people have different attitudes and define the new trends in different ways. Some people think that new trends can give people more benefits than they did before, and others think that
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